Left's Scapegoat

" President Obama most glaring failure on the world stage came Friday when the International Olympic Committee rejected Chicago's bid to host the 36 Olympics. After the president travel to cope but hey -- to lobby for his home town. The IOC's decision was a slap in the face to the commander in chief of the guy who fancies himself. As the darling of the international community but don't worry Obama's fans are blaming him for this failure. They were quick to -- on their favorite scapegoat that of course George W. Bush I'm serious. Let's take a look at Illinois senator Roland Burris and his reaction."

" This sense is that. And we have to look at what happened in the past years and -- America we'll leave the image of America over the past eight years in the world. Until -- Obama had not had time to turn that around the world stage."

" I'll Bush's fault -- was not alone the reverend Jesse Jackson he chimed in as well saying quote. The way we refuse to sign the Kyoto treaty we missed what the world into Iraq. The world had a bad taste in his mouth about us so -- and Jackson and others blame bush for making the world hate us. But let me ask has President Obama given the international community such a positive impression of the United States. And he goes around the world you know saying thing like this."

" There have been times where Americans shown arrogance. And been dismissive. Even the -- of the United States is still working through some of our own rule darker periods in our history. We've at times been disengaged. And at times we've sought to dictate our turnovers. We have to acknowledge. Potentially -- makes mistakes. That's -- we -- fortunately faced -- an uncertain right. Our government made a series of hasty decisions. In other words we went off course."

" that does not snake the US sound like such a great place certainly not somewhere where anybody would wanna come and celebrate the Olympic Games."

" And joining me now with reaction all of this is the author of the New York Times number one best seller catastrophe Dick Morris is here Dick good to see -- happy -- good to be if well I was wrong."

" I think it goes I didn't think he'd go to Copenhagen."

" It -- the fix was -- I folks and the meeting I was won't but I do have another theory your reaction."

" Well I think you're right I think you you were right to be wrong idea."

" A good president would have absolutely done that and wouldn't have let himself be slapped in the face like that right. That's the thing is right here is now the the conspiratorial side of me you -- talk me off the legend you want. Now aren't so he has always friends in Chicago we have a lot of unanswered questions about his connections in Chicago. They know him best."

" Why -- I think in the back of my mind that he didn't want to anger Mayer deli and people that knew him."

" Best -- farewell and there is one thing go to Copenhagen and make such a personal -- quite another I have a different Machiavellian view. His favorability is up to 52 now from 48. I think there's an American sentiment of rally around the president when he's consulted. A -- It happened with Eisenhower the U2 summit that happened to or been very frequently with other presidents he get -- global stage and they rally around him. And I think that may have been and it's my what is so another words that you really think it on a pretty deep conspiratorial level but I think anything's possible listen it's not the LI OC that I'm concerned about -- the G-20. That happened the same time as the IOC -- week before."

" This the United States signed over. It's economic sovereignty to twenty nations."

" Which include the likes of Argentina. And Brazil and South Africa and Saudi Arabia and Russia. And China of course."

" And in in catastrophe we talk about how the declaration of independence is being repealed. And this is the prime example of we basically announced. That we would let the IMF the monetary fund decide. Or -- guide to a consensus. What our economic policy ought to be. And they said you have to mandates you have to lower your deficit which is fine."

" And you have to do much more to regulate financial institutions and crack down on. CEO pay and every three months you've got to come back to us and tell us how good a job you're doing. And if not will condemn you with the moment will only use moral sanction. But we might get to economic sanctions as well."

" And that the same time Barack Obama succeeded. In getting the -- debtor nations in the IMF."

" To increase their vote share from 43% to 48%. That's like having the debtor nations run the bank -- money --"

" And this absolutely was American policy at this G-20 summit. And and catastrophe we talked about had this is the -- stepped. In repealing the declaration of independence it's gonna put us. In the same position as the European nations are being subservient to the European Union an -- to the -- believe he'd he'd keep compromise our sovereignty."

" Yes absolutely I think that he believes in one world government."

" One world government and he believes in coordination. Is it basically."

" The socialists took over regret this in explaining the socialists took over France in 81 but it didn't work because everybody went to Reagan's American Thatcher's Britain. So then the socialists said let's take over Europe with the European Union that way they won't flee to another European country but they all went to the United States."

" Now they're trying to bring the United States into the global system."

" So that they can impose this socialistic principles of guaranteed vacation -- maximum work weeks. -- force you to."

" it to blend in in this global community high tax rates. Without fleeing to the United States as an alternative."

" And that's one of the things that's behind this medical care health care reform to make us like the rest of the world so they can do their way in Europe. Without the US getting a competitive events --"

" Look we pay that we're gonna pay the burden for whatever environmental extremism policies are adopted we climate change is find that -- like apparently paid cap and tax is a disaster. What we pay the majority of ability United Nations -- so they can trash us. -- this is a very very pivotal key week in the health care debate -- we expected it may come down to the house and senate floor here we got. Three different versions in the house to in this in the Senate how do you see this now unfolding."

" This is very important first of -- we're losing."

" I don't know if you getting the bad news but you need to learn that."

" Rasmussen has the approval of the health care package up from 41 to 46. And Obama's approval up from 48 to fit why -- that happen and all -- Leno shows in the talk shows general Letterman and all that stuff. It's having an effect and he's doing the same smoke and there is routine that government elected. But this time there's a whole lot more at stake."

" It's gonna come down to two votes in the Senate Finance Committee later this week and early next to people."

" Revealing the easiest -- to Olympia -- and and playing with Lincoln -- Arkansas."

" They -- both members of the Senate Finance Committee -- and Arkansas."

" It's no votes for this proposal this of the -- bipartisanship. That will encourage moderate Democrats to go along and they've been lobbying -- hard hard -- and she's voted with -- were Democrats a few times. If she goes against this then that sends a signal this is a one party bill. And then blanch Lincoln is the single most endangered democratic incumbent. Most won most likely to lose. And if she gets the guts to go ahead and vote for this program all the moderate Democrats are gonna say -- if she can do what I can do. But if she flicks on voting for this program like she should and votes against it it's an open invitation for the moderates to join her in moving away. Prior -- senator can remain out there by his lonesome he's gotta go where there. I'm the brisk senator Nelson -- Louisiana and at that point they can't get sixty votes."

" And at that point they have to try for fifteen."

" But there's a whole lot of senators will vote for health care reform -- sixty but not if it's fifty."

" Because they know that someday they will be in the minority and the filibuster can be this easily bypassed and -- they will have no power."

" And so go to Dick Morris dot com. I am helping to put these 102 ads on an arkansan maimed every ten minutes I want that had -- So that they -- it and read it and absorbed it yet there -- alleged link to. It's as senator Lincoln don't cut my Medicare -- 500 billion dollars I need my Medicare I think we're gonna -- it was a big weaknesses -- weaknesses that all right and thanks to be with us --"